Wayne Rooney is winning his battle to be fit for United's derby match with City on November 10 having originally been though to be out for three weeks with an ankle injury. (Times)
Sir Alex Ferguson is said to be preparing to swoop for Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina in a bid to secure a long-term replacement for Edwin van der Sar who is widely expected to call it a day at the end of the season. (Mirror)
Manchester United are looking to secure he services of Patrice Evra until the end of his career and have offered the French defender a four-contract worth £100,000-a-week. (Sun)
Joe Hart has warned Manchester City's Premier League rivals to write them off at their own peril following Saturday's 3-0 defeat to Arsenal. Despite the result Hart is convinced hs side will bounce back and claw their way back into contention. (Sun)
Former Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill is understood to have been offered a route back into management with a tax-free £4.5 million two year deal offer from Saudi club Al Hilal. (Mirror)
Matt Le Tissier is the latest footballer to add his voice to those reacting against Wayne Rooney holding Manchester United to ransom telling overpaid players to "get real" and take responsibility. "Footballers need to try and have a bit of perspective on what's going on in life outside their little bubble," he said. (Express)
Joleon Lesctt is the latest Manchester City players to express doubt over his future at the club after being snubbed by manager Roberto Mancini. (Express)
Tony Mowbray is leading the list of likely candidates to replace Gordon Strachan at Middlesbrough. Paul Ince, Phil Brown and Gary Megson are also being considered. (Mail)
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